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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14493, 16 October 1920, Page 3

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as Ihe Hon. llnghic Pierrepont, the woidd-he “crook." Picture Pars. '•'lie Charles Dickons classic, "Did iairii.sily Shop." is to he iilmcd, xvilh Bessie Cove as Lillie Nell. Cos!i. we hope [he overall movement doesn't hit Die Mack Sennell studios, says an American writer. Madge Kennedy plans a trip abroad, and, upon her return she will again lal<i> up her work behind the lootlighls. Montagu Cove will play opposite Ceraidme Farrar in a picturisalion ot 1),,. Cuiiops stage melodrama, “The lliddie Woman.'’ In a popularity contest conducted h\ the Motion Picture Magazine. Mary Pick ford heads the women with dth votes, and Wallace lleid the men with |,'!,7ud \o|es. More than oO.ono miles of motion picture film wore exported Irom •he I niled States iu the calendar year hh'.i, enough to stretch more than twice around tin- world at !l has been definitely announced that William S. Hart will retire from the screen in the near future. He has refused, also, a generous offer by A. 11. Woods to return lo the speaking stage. Bryant Washburn, Hie popular movie star, is now making pictures in Kngland. II is said that quite a num- I her of prominent film players intend lo follow his example, owing lo 11m line “sellings" which ran he obtained m j the old Country. ' || is said Dial field. Coekyear, the I .ivialor who was kill. .1 recently while , at I eir.pl in- a daring stunt will) an ■ aeroplane, was engaged to Miss \ i<>l i | Dana, the winsome little screen star. | II will he remembered that Miss Dana s j husband died during the influenza, ( epidemic. \ premonil ion that her former fruieee. \\ I!o had been reported kilh'd I in Do- war. would re I urn to her. oilin’! I |f,p. recently win n Sylvia Dreamer j ; (formerly a Williamson dramatic )ij:iyel‘ m Australia creeled Cieul. t . IC. Lewis, of Urn army intelligence j 1 corps, upon his arrival in Cos Angeles. Tim officer was gassed in action and i | believed killed. Not hmg ago Miss j j Creamer had a dream which told her] Iho would hark lo her. Three I weeks later he appeared. The matinee girls of the neighlioiirj pood 'says a I,os Armeies writer; have j found themselves in a duller of exIe; | omen I . lialph, the sou of I’raneis | X. Bushman, who is every hit as; handsome as his father, is in town.; I;a 11 > 1 1 came West |o play leads in j ; Christie comedies. He finished a pari ! and was cast by Coddwyn to play Hie, ' Juvenile in mm of those Boolh 'far-1 kington two-reelers that limy are • making. Calpli is tall and blond, wild j eyes like his father. and the same way. of making the maids of a nation think! th.it he is the handsomest tiling in the world.